Three Essential Pieces of Advice for Founders Hoping to Survive the Pandemic
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Jesse Watson The coronavirus shock has changed the world for investors and founders alike. Years of strong economic growth and…
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We need a new measure of success — economic and political — that accounts for sustainability
Originally published in The Denver Post By Thomas Stoner and David Schimel How strong is our economy if it can’t absorb shocks? If growth comes…
5 Tips for Deciding Whether to Go Public or Stay Private
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Ashik Karim If you’re an entrepreneur in tech, you know what it feels like to be caught in the middle…
A Step-by-Step Guide to Making Your First Million in Real Estate in Six Short Years
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Joe Edgar Over the last 50 years, home prices in the U.S. have increased by more than 5% annually on…
5 Ways to Start a Business with Cheap or Free Money
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Glendowlyn Thames You’ve got the next billion-dollar idea. Or million dollar, or whatever it is. The point is it’s good, and…
8 Mistakes First-Time Founders Make When Starting a Business
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Mitch Zuklie I love first-time founders. They’re true believers focused on creating a better future powered by better ideas. They’re ready to start…
How to Get Banks to Say Yes to Your Small Business Loan
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Mark Abell In my experience in banking, more than three-quarters of business plans that come with projection-based applications fall short in one…
Nightmare: ‘I Sold My Company and Owe More in Taxes Than I Actually Made!’Originally published in Entrepreneur
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Bruce Willey Imagine selling your company and owing more money than you actually got paid. While it might sound ridiculous, I’ve seen it…
Where Should You Locate Your Business? Here Are 5 Vital Things to Consider.
Originally published in Entrepreneur By Glendowlyn Thames You’ve heard it before: Most startups fail. Even with the most generous possible accounting, it’s estimated that at least 70 percent of…
Entrepreneurs Pay Too Much in Taxes Because They Don’t Do This
Originally published in Kiplinger By Bruce Willey As we head deeper into tax season, we’re starting to hear from more and more Americans experiencing sticker…